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Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Fifth EDIIIi1
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MINIS miss z'lie de Lus,.p' y. II
Springs. ''''Alo, Is 1t
Maurice BARRYMORE \
cause Cause his leaiios aeI'' lsdv SI ~
00aiistog' q aa,a N declined to az, :. aia |,
The coming Jspnv' 'yIis1ce W.
London correspord.O,1 1.ta y |. n
aa,no Af,no'dscn Of swtdtu''' " u ~ Wy
ago -''''scl tsal
:, prof. Bar.holonss'sro,, ro,,. ]
Is n,s drawing crowded hoos.,.' %sa'n. !,
Miss % Josephine she,h,,,
o. 2 t,sns., MRS. ": j. Elorenss', 'H''', i, |. y
.I W d nUtleuan
oiose Of her mex. season..
sne On ,sa ~,ll aaa.i SAL Via the Cns,iaa y
The public viii bs,. =.
novelty flashed upon ,hsr - a
1t will take the sssps ''I ~ 'la "
Eins'rely, swestm Rlns ~ " Y
newly organized tropps bs bs,,. ,.a
vatoss. This novel attsnn,. a.
the beautifully scenic and rr .....
mechanical with negro r,.. ~,
nrst 3 lance seems ratbp, ~,
but when the movenen, !. ~
90 10 the surprises swsi,in,s
the scheme bears all the ins,.
cess. Mr.. William Foote ".
OF mastodonic mius,re,sy, I'
ger OF this new ventura y"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Accidents ut ulayInont.

A buggy containing two colored wo
men " As overturned near ClAymou; on
Sunday evening. when the horse wst
thrown doon, aheE Mis- b. 9. Gref
being near at hand immediately spraue
on the animals head and prevented
him from getting up until other partie,
came to their assistance and thus pre-.
vented further IL jary. One Uf the wO
men, named Jaue Gray, WAS 90 badl,
hurt that she had 10 be convey ed
home
johnnie, son Of George n. Casey, ia
rapidly recovering from the effects of q
fall he received few days ago when
his lip was badly cut
Amanda Lewis, who with her mother
was Visiting Mis-. James Whealep, fell
and broke her arm on Wednesday, when
the parties returned to their home in
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

ct Pau.'s Entertainment.

Tho second and las. enter,s'nment
given by st Psui's Dramatic Club, in
the basement of the church, Fourth and
jackson streets, last evening, under the
m management OF Mr.. Fraak ID. Grant,
was grand success. MIR. Grant und er-
stands the business thoroughly and
took his part to perfection, and 1t must
be said he deserves credit for the way
in which IL Was conducted. Mr.. Feth-
erstone sang colo in which he showed
his talent as q fne singer, aud Mis-
Maud Morrow did some excellent ac.-
ing and deserves credit for her efficient
service. James Grant 10 ust not be for
gotten, as for his first appearance on
the stage he did splendid. Also the
balance of the company did very well.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Philadelphia Itens.


PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Ooroper
Ashbridge yesterday concluded IN In.
v. stiR ati0u OF the cause OF the deaths OF
John g. Wolf and Annie K. Holm. In
the case OF the former the jury declared
that the evidence failed 70 slow the
CAUSE The desth Of Annie Z: Helm, 80
the verdict states, was undoubtedly
due TO the effects Of lead poisoning In.
troduced into her system by means OF
chromate OF lead used a tolerant by
Frederick Schmid In buns and other
breadstuffs."
The CoYoner's Jury In the case Of
Wm. II. King, . boy, killed BY . loco
motive on Sunday, ON . trestle OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, built
across the end Of dock at South street
wharf, Schuylkill, In Its verdict yester.
dAy declared that 1.-The train was run
ming st Q high rate Of speed through an
Inhabited portion Of the city without
giving warning by bell or whistle.
The Jury ID the railroAd com.
pauy for neglec'ing to supply requis.
its safeguards for such . locality
fences or safety gates, or both.
According 10 the verdict "the arm OF
AschenbAch & Miller 10 deserving OF
CcubuLG iok 8to-o - e>-~ ~--~
Of the chromate OF lead In common
with other bakers supplies, and the
Jury recomm sud that the testimony
with reference to Aschenbsch & Miller
be referred to the district attorney for
his consideration" Schmid was held
In $1,000 to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
A fire occurred last evening on the
top floor Of the kiln house Of Sweat
mans malt house, which destroyed
the upper part OF the former building
and caused damage by fire, smoke and
water in the two buildings. The kilns
cost $34 0G0, and the stock was valued
at $50 900, q great part OF which, It. lie
thought, will prove total loss. The
buildings and stock are insured.
Jacob Fleck, q sAlocn keeper, com.
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting &
himself through the heart. Business
reyerees were assigned rs the cause.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
The ulo,ler Explosion.

The coroner OF Cecil County. Md,
held An inquest yesterday on Edward
Stroud and Waite, W. Crawford, who
were killed by the explosion Of the
boiler OF . threshiu2 machine, which
was at work on the farm of the former,
near Iron Hill, on Wednesday after
nom.
George McQ1ilkln OF Elkton testifi ID
that he repaired the engine, bet not the
boiler, q few weeks ago. He did not
think ths boiler would be safe With
over thirty or forty pounds OF steam.
Oven @. 5tarley testified that he has
run threshinz machines for the past
thirteen years, and he thought the
boiler perfectly safe with sixty pounds
. steam.
Edward Bowen, who WAS running
the engine at the time the accident
occurred, testified that he Was carry ing
65 pounds Of steam when the boiler
He bad been running IL
with - high as 80 pounds . week or
I wo previou'ly.
The juiy,l,itsrc consultation, rendered
the following verdict:
Edward Stroud and Walter w.
Crawford came TO their death by being
killed by an explosion OF Il boiler OF .
hreshing machine, owned and run by
Edward Bowen, and we exonerate the
said Edward Bowen from all blame.
We Commend to the Legislature that
Q law be passed, requiring all boilers
70 be thoroughly inspected once every
year, and that sll persons running or In
charge Of Ary machine be required to
take ont . license. said license TO be
given only after thorough and salts
factory examination as TO the said
rerson's Qualifications rs . competent
engineer"
Frank Stroud is slowly improving,
and Lewis l.. Pritchard is still al
Stroud's, and cauro: he moved until
his burns are healed.
A gentleman who is related to the
Stroud family by marriage, said last
evening that this engine had been hired
oy contractor on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad some two years ago TO
run pump, hat that when one Of the
engineers conneclel with tina. road
came TO examine the boiler he pro-
nouuced it unsafe, ard would no: per
init 1t to be used.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
THIRD EDITION.

The concert garden ut 22i King street
is the place to spend Q pleasant evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B seidel are passing
the sunmer at Richh Geld Springs, ard
the Adiron dacks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. Rumford and
G. z. M. Rumford have bsen Visiting
Mt. Washington.
The coolest place, the best m usic and
a fine luI CD at No. 224 King street, to-
night.
There will be dancing ut Boughmau's
pavilion, Brandy wine Springs. to-mor'
IoS (SsturdAy) evening.
Solid silver stem wind aDd ssem-set
Elein nr Waltham movement f)r $l2 ,at
Hanfs, Is e, Fourth street.
Dr.. Il. K. Stewart and family are
passing the hot season ct Cape May
Point, the Doctor devotinR four days Of
each week to his patients in this city.
The quarterly session Of the Grand
Council, United Friends OF America,
will bs held In the McClary Building
tomorrow night.
The Pusey & Jones Company have
received an order from parties at West
Point, Va for cottrn press capable Of
exer,ing pressure OF 2,0C0 pounds.
William Herbert, Esq, and family
have very nearly recovered from the
effects OF buttermilk drank q few days
ago.
A foot race will come off ut Tenth
and jackson streets on Tuesday, Au
gust 9th. There will be five entries, and
the race will be go-as.you- please.
Some fun may be looked for.
Pierce & Bseson have forwarded 3
barge load OF pressed brick to parties In
New York. The Pusey & Jones Com
pAny will launch the steamer Manga
tuck to morrow afternoon.
Bsyard, son OF Daniel Mckinney, Of
the Third ward, was kicked on the head
by q horse on Wednesday afternoon,
and hurt 30 badly that 1t WAS deemed
necessary to call in DR.. Hughes, who
stitched up the wounds.
The 150th anniversary Of the found.
ing of the First Presby terrain Sunday
school WAS celebrated yesterday by an
excursion to the Falls OF French Greek,
which was participated in by four car.
leads Of excursioDists.
r. j. Cornish will leave this city for
Rshoboth on Monday, In order TO make
arrangements To to feed the hungry soldier
boys. Colonel Wood and his staff will
fare sumptuously, and their camping
out will be pleasant episode in their
existence.
Mr. John Hanson had to shoot valu-
able driving horse at his livery gtable',
on Eas. Fourth street near King, last
evening. The horse had been over
driven and became SO badly crippled
that it was thought bes: to end Its
misery.
An entertainment was given last
evening at the ODD Fellows Hall by q
com mmittee Of 100 ladies OF the A. q. NJ.
p. Church Tor the benz fit Ct tte church.
Music was furnished By HardinR's 8
hand, and excellent literary exercises
given. in which the Bruce and Will
mington Associations took part.
The James & Webb Company have
received q contract from the vestry OF
st. Andrews Episcopal Church for The
publication of the Bishop l. g memorial,
consisting OF q book containing q bic
graphical sketch OF the deceased, with
sermons, addresses and reso. u;ions IL
reference to his death.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

been very fortunate In his domestic re.
lntions. His wife who survives him ia
. model wife and mother. Her modest
household virtues, her gentle fortitude
and patient faith have been the solsoe
and the stan Of her husband, while
their generous hospitality has been tbs
delight Of . large cirole Of friends Who
look to their home ~ . family heritage
OF ancestral hospitalities.
Mr.. Heald has had seven children.
fve OF whom, two sons and three dauab.
ters, are living. Ono daughter 10 ths
wife OF Daniel W. Taylor, q member of
the arm,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
The Panama Canal,

PARIS, July 2l.-M. de Lesseps presid
ed at TO- days meeting of shareholders OF
the Panama Canal. Dom Pedro, the En-
peror of Brazil, was present. The annual
report Of the company showed decrease
III the former confidence that the cana
would be opened in 1889, bpt expressed
a hope that connection between the
Atlantic and Pacific would then exis,
e cross the Isthmus of Panama, and thai
the works would be completed soon after
wards
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Simon Cameron Cots over safely.

QUEENSTOWN, July 2l.-Hon. Simon
Cameron and party arrived here to day
from New York on the steamship Britain
mic, and proceeded for Liverpool on the
same vessel Mr. Cameron stood the voy-
age well and found himself at its termina-
tlon in the enjoyment of full vigor. He
said he calculated on remaining in
Europe unti the end OF September, and
expects to spend most of his time in max
ing tour OF En- ,land. Scotland, Franc 4,
Switzerland and Germany.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22


rURNER.-Gn the goth inst, James Lee
Turner, aged 4 yesrs, ! months sRu days.
Relative, and frlenus are respectfully fn-
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi.
dence OF his grandparents, Thomas B. and
Martha Turner, No 30 Lanott street, on
SATURDAY, the 23d inst. at 4 o'cltcg. Sc :.
vices at 81 Jonn's Church. Intefmen, at
hiverview enetery.
A bud the angels gave US,
hpure ami lovely child;
They gave It TO our keeping
10 cherish undetiled.
But lust az It was opening,
10 the glory Of the day,
Down came the heavenly angels,
And took our bud away.
HAHN.-Un the goth inst. Edith L., daugh.
ter Of Calvin AID Lizzie Hahn, aged 10
months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funerai
from the residence OF her parents, eYs East
Ninth street., TO meet at tho house Mt 2
O'Clock on Satur lay afternoon, .31 inst. In.
termeAt at Cld swedes' Ceaetery.
MADISON On tho 18th inst, wfemina,
wife OF James Madison, aged o3 yesrs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, 81 French street. on
Saturday afternoon al 2S0 O'CLOCK. Services
at ~ On m. Il. church. lnterment in ST.
fe'er's cemetery.
BOOTH.-On Wednesday. the 2tth instant,
at 1888 North Seventeenth street, PnIla
delphia, Miss Epma l.. booth, daug ter
OF Dr. NJ. A. Booth, CT this city.
The relatives and iriends are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funera, from the r.,
W. d y. depot upon the arrival OF tne 1 a
train from philadelphia on to morrow Fri
day evening, to proceed to Mt. Salem M.
h cnur,h, where the funeral services will be
held. Intstment in MT. salem cemetery.
SrRUuD.-On tho :0:h Instant, Edward
stroud, in tue TN year OF his age.
Relatives and friepds are Invited, without
iurther nctics, to attend tho funeral from
hia late residence near Newark, bel, on the
zsd irs,sn', ats O'Clock lnternelt at the
wilmington and Brandyr!Ie Cemetery
about Il Ii.
HuDSON.-On the 2'st inst, Anuie day,
infant daughter Of Charles +. ard Cor
della hudson, aged weezs.
Relatives and frlents are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the Berv ss a the ouse, l22
SIMPLIFY street. on Saturday afternoon at 2 81
0 CLOCK. lnterment private.
God in his wisdom has reca lei
The nooa HIS lova has given,
And although the body moullers here,
Tao Jul Is s.fe In Heaven.
hiLE-Un Thursday, July Il, 1887, Henry
B. klie, aged 70 years
fnnsral f.om the residence of his son, DR..
Harmer hiie, sunday, July -. 1857. IT.
tefMelt private.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Woman nIurdersA sApotber

sUMMITvnLE, Ind, July 2l.-At the
Cartwright Hotel yesterday afternoon
Mrs Sarah Dawson, colorei laundress,
made remark ref citing on the reputa
uon Of white woman Eamad Mrs.
Swope, who was in the hotel sitting room.
SO enraged was Mrs Swope that seizine a
butcher kni she plunged 1t to tie hilt
three times in the colored woman's alb
domcn. The negress staggered 10 the
door and fell dead across the 'iGewaIk
Mrs. swope gave herself into the custody
OF The Town Marshal
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Two Houses For sale.

Thomas K. Lally advertlses to sell at
public sale TO morrow afternoon, the
TWO story brick dwelling, No. oll West
Sixth street, and the three story brick
dwelling. No 1892 West Fourth street
These are desirable properties aud W II
worth looking after by any one wishing TO
purchase proderty for any purpose what
ever. For particulars zee advertisement
in another column.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Three Horses Killed.

Massey's livery stables, At Church
Hill, Md, were struck by lightning
about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and three valuable horses were killed
and another badly Injured, while seven
others were knocked down. Three men
who were in the stables az the time
were also badly stunned. William
Watts, whose parents reside at New
Castle, barely escaped with his life, as
he was within two feet of the horses
which were killed. The stable was also
badly wrecked.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
BuleariA's Throua

LONDON, JAY I'-1s
delesA Ates who were sel,
Prince Ferdinand, 0i Shs
Goths, OF his election 10 lls p
throne, ard TO urge bis scsp. ~,
leaving Vienna. They aieul,
with the result Of their Dlal Tl.'
the general cptpion ID wa. we
Prince Ferdinand Will |I
cline 10 occupy the throne,
1t Is denied that e1 ft," ,.
eiavotf, of Bulgaria, has Ve'
on the charge OF tressoa, v;,,
The Roumanlan Wsi M. ~.
given a contrac: to the uls" !,
near Masdeburg, for ca1uOS o." ~
war ma erial 10 cost fi WV
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
A Noisy Prisoner =.

Last night the pol,,o .no NJ n, ba 4
Gus Mary Burns on ,,in,. oi,e ,,ln a
They started 70 OF, take koa1.el ns5 = 'ua5!
she screamed aud ,i.l lu.ros ur.rosi. VI
nally nal lard in the hall, a;,2 'eS court 4
raised "a such a commGoti0S'e nm II be t tasa \
tHe .1t cells, Ell without being
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Tho Afghan Boundary.

Sr. PETERSBURG, July 81. The official
announcement of The adjustment Of the
Afghan frontier dispute states that by the
terms OF the settlement the districts OF
Chamins and Khojasaleh re main in the
possession OF Afghanistan, while Russia
obtains certain pasturages along the
kushk river, taken from the Saryk Tur
comans by the arrangement of 1855.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
sonethiDg Nice

People scarcely know what to get to
eat during this warm weather, and III re
is prob bly, nothing ricer than some fine,
fresh fish. Powell in the Third street
market will have an unusual fine supply
to morrow, consisting of al kinds in sea
son, and will keep his stalls open until 10
O'Clock at night, - accommodate his pa
trons
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
BefoTe Judge Grubb,

Judge Grnbb, citing IS an associate
judge cf this county, heard a6 6Gittional
evidence yesterday in the hsbfas corpus
case of Bartholomew vs.. Atherly, but
tie test mony was Of such AZURE thai
the session was held privately, not even
reporters being admitted. II was still
m vital when court took recos3 Until
TO. Day.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
safe over The Water.

Mrs Nellie Powell, wife Of d. A.
foSel', nsh meicnsnt in the Washing
ton market, and her daughter Mar O .
landed a. Queers'own yesterday at
y m. by the steau g. Nevada, that left
New York On Tutsd, Y, July 18th,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
GettinY BETTER

Miss Hamilton, who was 90 badly burn
ed on Fourth OF July night by a rocket
at Ninth and Lombard stfects, that it
was at first thought her arm would have
TO be amputated, Is improving rapidly,
and yesterday her physician allowed her
TO eat little meat tor the first time since
the accident occurred.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
K,duspped by Gyrl''

PLooMIyGroy, Ill JUL,
was no Ii tie excitealtl' I'd :,
When the police arrested a !: "
trader named Nee Z anu ~ "a
had in their possession .sd,s 4 IIs
seven years uamel Aa.r' ..nm Il
who had been miss'hE ir9n ar a. ri
Lincoln since last sll"ns l,l."ars,'1
was believed had been GiU% y riis "a
or stream Mte'z and n, III /. WIN rs,,,|
to Lincoln to night lns +, p% paTs-
city are highly wiolGns ,l NJ " u,yo1jor,
and that ttey merely
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
ChAplnan TO be Dlsnh,

CHICAGO, July 9l.-Uhl
Commissioner William NJ ISs
rived at a decision in the Cb,'-,
case 1t is to the effect tauHSd
has..correctly scheduled bi.r,y,
now entitled TO a di.etin,
County Jail. The uuinls,,s
Company has anuouucel,us
peal the case, and tine Graz
under consideration its M b
1t being claimed by Chspnr,
that no such right is g.va i,
company un Ser the law.
In 1873 a package co1,ar.g
was sent to La Sale, Lis, ,.s
man was agent, End there N,
Together with three O,hen h
for embezzlement aud acQu!aS,
then charged with perJug 1t
trial, convicted, and s-ryei III
prison. On his release a jaige,
the full amount va: Oba.laI
United Stats Courts and be VIZ
In the Jail under tn. fraudulent
act, where he has served ,hree I'd
winter his ir ends secured the d
a bill fixing the limit Of cClils
debt at six months and be / nd
to recover his release unier the [
United States Express Compstl|
deavor to convict hin Of peily|
present trial 10 ease he Is iietl1
their light Of appeal is tentd
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
The Governor OF the F,j j,tIi

Sir John 4. ThurstOn, Grl
the Fejee Is ands, passed .trl
caso on esdsy en- Bis viy
land fer holiday resi-, He I
are about one hundred aud f'J
In bis possession, and thsj
nexed by Great B:iiain about
ago. The present p:pa,atha|
islands Is about l2JiOOO nsa
5000 Europeans. The capilsl
having betn removed from
few years ago. The princlpiI
OF the islands are cOcoaDuul
lately the EOgiish p,anIsn
ceeded in raising a good qlia
fee and cotton. Owing 10 10
izinQ teachings Of BIS pietes
Austin Gordon, caprlbali:nhi
lone of the lost arts, and vi
are few OF these msn'ealiui
to be fcu nd on any OF the lsln
years ago it was e1cesdinN
to induce the Polyneslan
work on the plantations, Hd
eminent finally copCllttd %
Islands coolies from lIils
present there are aOoul oNg
laborers whoss services Wels
Government agents on 'E|
tracts.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
struck With LiRblning

There was o very heavy thunder
st1im at Newark and vicinity yester.
Gay AFTERNOON, during which horse
o,.ont lag to Mr.. James K. Deighton,
ot Cooch's Bridge, was struck and
killed. Mr.. Dsightou bought the ami
maj a lew months ago, and had only
worked hita on his farm this ssasor.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Prompt a CtiOn,

Persons who have reason to complain
OF neglect on tie part OF the contractors
To remove garbage IRON their premises,
are adViStd 10 Eotliy VIM III Lee Secre-
tary OF tie Board Of Health, who will
nave the matter attended 10 with the
least possible delay.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
WelIg Nevada

Wells. Nevada.
"I consider st. Jacobs OIL the best
remedy for stiff neck. take piece OF
flannel, put some oil on II and tie II
around my necE, and am sare the p aims
will leave me. For pain In the ear also II
Is excellent" ADOLPHUS FlNUk.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Fine ii arness,

Hiram Yerger is making some OF the
finest buggy md coupe hsrnesd that
were ev1r manufactured in the Btase
He invites judges Of fine work to call
and sec them. No 4O7 Shipiey street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Broke Her Arm.

Last evening while little 5.year.o,d
daughter OF George w. Pierson, of No.
800 Washington street, WAS visiting her
grandfather, Alex snder KELLEY, at No.
West street, she fell from the step
OF the adjoining house aud broke her
arm. A physician WAS summon I'd :,
who succeeded in reducing the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

NOllOE-Sn III UlhULk, No. SO, q,
IN A. X. are requested to meet at their
nail, on Saturday evening, July 23, at 8 o.
ciock on business Cf importance, and also
Smy'h Post Guards. by order OF the Prsst
dent 1T
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
1T Never Fails TO Cure

ClOverdaIe, Indiana.
~ caught q bad cold. which settled in
the leaders Of my neck and caused me
arsat pain, oon1ning mo 10 bed. But
since b ave uted ot. j aoobs Oh do not
fear fe recurrence. ss the oil never fails
10 cure it, MRS. r. N. REIN HEIM kk.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

Every application give, relist; every bot
tic contains cure; every bottle tested as TO
quality; every genuine b,ttle bears the
hrm's facsimile signature: every home In
america knows It's value; every SPOKEN Ian
suage knows It's name; eyery lourna ist
praises II; every deale; kooxs It's merits;
ovcry chemis: nnds /: perfect. Sold by
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

"ANTED-OEEF FIRST.CLASS HAR.
wv ntsi maker and stitcher at YER.
GEE'S harness works. 4o7 SIMPLIFY ct. iy22 n,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
1T is q Good ThiDg .
NeW Heyen INN,

lcaught severe cald in my necs, which
settled In tae cords, so that l could not
turn my head nor lie down l used st.
Jacobs on. cured me, and consider
1t good thing, and can safely recon-
msnd It" DAVID SrkUUSE.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
,I,I,,ary Acti'i'y y y, MI

BERLIN, July 2l ,nnS' yiIa. III
tiyity is rs lot'sd di,.aNi,n,,oa, 81 ~ti offI
ing Of fo.ts aIi i..ootIg. s'y WI,
sDoisa R1Ssss'a9T at nis h Sg ala da.SS,'ta o.
HsIte ilsll. Tno ba, ,,S icon a gi.r VI o,al
perimeneing wi,,. WI. q, i dyr'ipal1s,,
down upon forts wv.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
1t Kased Me at Once. ;
"a Rock uree,. laval Mas,

rs Rock street, Lowell, Mas.
"Seme three years ago l was taken
with cricx In my neck and bscE, and
rheumatism In hips and legs. ! could
not turn over, ana was in great pain. /
got the St Jacobs Oh; It eased NE At
once. / have not had an attack sincs."
J. W. NEWS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
"Relieyed At Once. "
Newton. Texas.

II was suffering a long time with
pains IN the back OF the head and stifi
Dock, ,ant tried various remedies without
felieL Then l applied st. Jacobs Oit,a
was relieved at once." a. A. HARUY.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

WAkTtD-TO PURCHASE, a 2ND.
~ hand cttiee mil. Address Coif ,e.
this once JJ222t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

EJK SILICA LOrO GOOD 9OOSt.
n fea'htIs, III lots to suit, at L. N STAY
LUN'S. iO7 king street. jy22 sta
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

NOtluE-ALL MEMBERS OF GEN.
AN y. >. Grant Post, No. l3, Il. A, H. are
quested 70 bs present this (Friday) even
ing as bus'pts' Of Importance wi be pre-
ssnte 10 the fost. WM. O'UUNNOk,
II JOS. OsBORHE, Adit. Pc.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

NTANTEn-A GOOD SIZED BOY OR
w 'ounN man to attend store. Address
o'ore, thls once. iy222.k
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

" Ella GlkL OK MIDDLE.
w asef woman In small family;whtte
preferred. 800 Washington ct. ly2l2tE